ENoLL FAO Workshop Alvaro Oliveira

Innovating 4 Development, Rome, 25-26 January 2011

Álvaro de Oliveira

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ENoLL – European Network of Living Labs Global Network of User Driven Open Innovation Ecosystems

President of the European Network of Living Labs

INNOVATING 4 DEVELOPMENT


Overview

  Global challenges of our 0me

  What is a Living Lab?

  European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)

  ENoLL globalisa0on

  ENoLL Ac0vi0es in Brazil

  European Innova0on Policies

  Conclusions 2


Global Challenges of our time

  Finding solu0ons for clean energy sustainability

  Finding solu0ons for climate change   Managing demographic shiIs   Preven0ng and managing ageing problems

  Providing safe water supplies   Maintaining food security   Op0mizing mobility

  Implemen0ng security   Public deficits stabiliza0on

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Sustainable Solutions

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Living Labs

Living Labs are a user-driven open innovation eco-system where the user (citizen, resident, worker, student, visitor, customer) lives, works, studies, plays and entertains. In this real living environment, the user co-creates, experiments and tests new ideas, products and services. User centric solutions and social innovation processes lead to new forms of productivity and competitiveness as well as sustainable

behaviour transformation.


Living Lab Eco-system

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Living Lab

Enterprises

Local, Regional and Na0onal Government

Univeris0es and Research Ins0tutes

Funding and Financing

RDI Stakeholders Facilita0on User Communi0es


Living Lab Communities

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Comunidade Virtual

Comunidade de Usuários User Communi0es


Changing Drivers of Living Labs

  Internet is at the heart of the open co-‐crea0on   PlaRorms and open connec0vity are key facilitators

  Living Labs are ci0zen/user oriented environments, promo0ng innova0on and pioneering new markets

  Open innova0on is the soul of compe00veness

(Social networks, open source)   Emergence of new services

  Ecological sustainability awareness enabling consumer behaviour transforma0on

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Source: Form It

Co-creation of Innovation


Living Labs Methodologies

  Increased collabora0on between public authori0es, research centers, businesses and user communi0es. Sharing good prac0ces

  Flexible and adap0ve design process rooted in real-‐life experience with increased chances of succeeding with new products. Shorter lead 0me from concept to market (promote viral adop0on)

  BeVer and more intensive use of internal ideas. BeVer access to ideas outside the organiza0on.

  Accelera0on of innova0on. Increased produc0vity of the RDI ac0vi0es. Includes wider socio-‐economic and socio-‐ins0tu0onal factors, enablers of sustainable development. Co-‐crea0on methodologies and tools.

  Not only the “immediate” or direct factors, rela0onships, func0onali0es or impacts of the “object” under LL-‐experimental RDI, but indirect impacts, externali0es and poten0al side effects.

  Improved coopera0on in Interna0onal Networks. Facilitate the interna0onal posi0oning and privileged access to the markets.

  Facilitate the development of human capital and culture sustainability 10


European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)

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ENoLL Waves in EU Presidencies

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2006 1st Wave 2007 2nd

Wave 2008 3rd Wave

Autumn 2009

4th Wave

Autumn 2010

5th Wave

Slovenian Presidency, Spring 2008

Swedish Presidency,

Autumn 2009

French Presidency, Autumn 2008

Portuguese Presidency,

Autumn 2007

Finnish Presidency,

Autumn 2006

Belgian Presidency,

Autumn 2010

Spanish Presidency, Spring 2010

Hungarian Presidency, Spring 2011


European RDI System

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European RDI Policies •  FP7 Programme

•  CIP Programme •  Thema0c Domains

•  Smart Ci0es

•  Smart Regions

•  PPP Programmes •  Future Internet

•  Factory of the Future

•  Electric Car

•  Efficient Buildings

•  Regional and cross-‐border development

•  Pre-‐Commercial Procurement of Innova0on

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The RDI policies foster partnerships for collaborative user-driven innovation. Living Lab eco-systems and

methodologies.


European Network of Living Labs   Living Labs enable the co-‐crea0on of user-‐driven and

human-‐centric research, development and innova0on of technologies, products and services focused on well-‐being of people.

  ENoLL contributes to the crea0on of a dynamic, mul0-‐layer and mul0dimensional European Innova0on ecosystem.

  ENoLL facilitates the coopera0on and the exploita0on of synergies between members and groups of members (thema0c domains).

  ENoLL aims at the Future Internet, Living Labs and Smart Ci0es convergence.

  ENoLL globaliza0on fosters open interna0onal collabora0on to solve the big challenges of our 0mes, thus contribu0ng to global well being , prosperity and stability.

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•  Local Living Labs •  Regional Living Labs •  Na0onal Networks •  Sectorial Living Labs •  Cross border Living Labs •  European Network of Living Labs •  Thema0c Sub Networks Living Labs

•  Global Network Living Labs

Living Lab Types


National and Regional Networks of Living Labs

  Finnish Network

  Swedish Network   Nordic Network   Cataluña Network

  Slovenian Network   Portuguese Network   Italian Network

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ENoLL Today   188 EU Living Labs

  24 Living Labs outside EU

  Brazil Network of Living Labs   China Network of Living Labs (Emerging CNoLL)

  Africa Network of Living Labs (Emerging ANoLL)

  Thema0c domain Working Group workshop held on the 13th December in Ghent.

  ENoLL PPP Policy ini0a0ve (Core Group: ENoLL council and efec0ve members, open to others)

  ENoLL services: LLs awareness, dissemina0on,coaching, Summer School and its extension

  EU-‐Brazil and EU-‐China Living Labs Innova0on Conferences in 2011

  5th Call for ENoLL membership announced on the 14th of December in Ghent, Belgium to close in March 2011.Results publicly anounced on the 16th of May 2011 in Budapest.


ENoLL Office

  ENoLL Office and Secretariat team (IBBT) provides informa0on services and organiza0onal support to ENoLL members and supports the Council and Work Groups in developing and implemen0ng ENoLL strategic and opera0onal objec0ves

  ENoLL Office is headquartered in Brussels (IBBT) and has one full-‐0me staff member

  ENoLL Portal (including members sec0on) and monthly ENoLL newsleVer

  Contact ENoLL Office [email protected]

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ENoLL Council functional Organisation

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Roberto Santoro Vice-‐President

Deputy: Ana Garcia SMEs, Entrepreneurship and

Manufacturing. Events

Jarmo Eskelinen Vice-‐President

Deputy: Dave Carter CommunicaFons,

Smart CiFes Network

Pieter Ballon Secretariat

Deputy: Anna Kivilehto (Membership AdministraFon)

Álvaro de Oliveira President

Work Groups. EU Presidencies. NaFonal Networks. InternaFonal CooperaFon

ENoLL Council 18-‐21 Members

Mikael Börjeson Treasurer

Deputy: Kirsi Lindfors (Membership OperaFons)

ENoLL Strategy and OperaFon Work Group

CoordinaFon: Álvaro Oliveira Deputy: Jesse Marsh

ENoLL Policy Work Group

Coordination: Seija Kulkki Deputy: Bernhard Katzy

Future Internet, Living Labs and Social InnovaFon

Convergence Work Group

CoordinaFon: Pieter Ballon Deputy: Jo Pierson

Foreign Affairs ENoLL Work Group

Amsterdam -‐ Africa-‐ Daan Velthauz Helsinki -‐ Asia-‐ Jarmo Eskelinen

Lisbon -‐ North and South America-‐ Álvaro Oliveira

Ljubljana -‐ Central and Eastern Europe, Euro-‐Med -‐ Joze Gricar

ThemaFc Domain Living Labs Work Group

CoordinaFon: Tuija Hirvikoski Deputy: Mikael Borjeson

• Energy Efficiency. Climate change • Well Being and Health • CreaFve Media. User driven contents. • Social InnovaFon. Social Inclusion • ThemaFc Tourism. Culture Services • e-‐Government. e-‐ParFcipaFon • Smart CiFes. Future Internet • Regional, territorial and rural development . • Mobility • Industry and logisFcs. Internet of things • Security


ENoLL Work Groups

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ENoLL Strategy and Operation Work Group

ENoLL Policy Coordination Work Group

Future Internet, Living Labs and

Social Innovation Convergence Work

Group

Foreign Affairs Ambassadors

Thematic Domains Living Labs Work Group

Health Health Care (e- Prevention)

Wellbeing Energy. Environment

Media. Creativity Regions Rural and Territories

Living Labs SMEs, Entrepreneurship and

Manufacturing Social Inclusion

Mobility


ENoLL Foreign Affairs Ambassadors

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Foreign Affairs Ambassadors Amsterdam (Africa-‐ Daan Velthauz) Helsinki (Asia-‐ Jarmo Eskelinen)

Lisbon (North and South America-‐ Álvaro Oliveira) Ljubljana (Central and Eastern Europe,

Euro-‐Med -‐ Joze Gricar)


Globalization of ENoLL (1/4) Expansion outside EU   Brazil   China   Africa   Korea

CollaboraFon Agreements   FAO – Food and Agriculture Organiza0on of the United Na0ons, Rome

(MoU,Ac0on Plan,Rome conference in January)   INSME – Interna0onal Network of SMEs, Rome (In progress)   EEN – European Enterprise Network, Brussels (In progress)   United Forum -‐ Ubiquitous Network Industry and Technology

Development Forum, Internet of Things – Beijing, China   Beijing City Administra0on and Public Service Innova0on -‐ Informa0on

System and Equipment Center (CAISEC) – Beijing,China


Globalization of ENoLL (3/4) The Case of China (CNoLL)

Workshops •  Energy Efficiency, Shanghai (13-‐14/10/2010) •  Beijing Energy Efficiency Workshop (22/11/2010) •  Beijing ENoLL Workshop (25/11/2010) •  Beijing ENoLL Workshop (Planned for Feb 2011)

ExisFng Living Labs •  TianJin-‐China Living Lab •  China Mobile Research Ins0tute •  Mobile Life Club of China -‐ MC² •  Living Lab of China Mobile Communica0on Corpora0on

(LLCM)


Globalization of ENoLL (4/4) Other Cases

•  Korea ( Workshop planned for February 2011)

•  Australia (Ac0on plan ini0ated in October 2010)

•  Singapore (Ac0on plan to start in 2011)


ENoLL Activities in Brazil

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EU-Brazil LLs Conference, Campinas, SP, October 2010 (t.b.c.)

Digital Niterói, Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, December 2008

Brazilian Living Labs: 1. LL awareness, Brazilian LL

participants on European Events (EU Lyon 08, Helsinki 08, EU Portugal 07, EU Slovenia 08, Brussels 08, etc)

2. Brazilian Living Labs and ENoLL 3. Emerging Living Labs 4. Brazilian Living Labs Network

Federal Government Meetings on Living Labs, Brasília, November 9th 2009

Workshop on Living Labs, Manaus, July 2008

Workshop on Innovation and Living Labs, Manaus, September 2009

Workshop on Innovation and Living Labs, Manaus, October 2008

Living Labs Energy Efficiency, Escelsa, Vitória, ES, December 2009

Espirito Santo Living Lab Workshop, Vitoria, ES, July 31th 2009

Espirito Santo Living Lab Workshop, Vitoria, ES, June 2009

Living Labs Workshop - UFES, Vitória, ES, December 2009

Living Labs Workshop, Espírito Santo, ES, September 28th 2009.

Federal Government and EU Commission Workshop on Living Labs, Brasília, September 2008

Innovation and Living Labs Workshop, São Paulo, SP September 2008

Smart Cities, São Paulo, SP, December 2009

Living Labs for International Cooperation. FIAM, Manaus, November 26th 2009

Living Labs Workshop, Belém, Pará, 30/Nov/2009

Workshop LLs, Vitoria, ES, April 24th 2009

International Forum for Technology and Innovation, Vitoria, ES, November 2008

Energy Living Labs Workshop, EDP Inovação, São Paulo, SP, December 2009


ENoLL in Brazil - Results

3rd Call •  Amazon Living Lab -‐ Fundação Feitosa (Manaus, Amazonas)

•  Espirito Santo Cidadania Digital (Vitoria, Espirito Santo)

•  Living Lab INdT -‐ Well Being and Wealth Care LL (Manaus, Amazonas)

•  Inova Unicamp Innova0on Agency Living Lab(Campinas, São Paulo)

4th Call •  Amazonas Living Lab (Manaus, Amazonas)

•  BBILL ( Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais)

•  EDP/Brasil Living Lab (São Paulo, São Paulo)

•  Group Inter-‐Ac0on Living Lab (Manaus, Amazonas)

•  Habitat Living Lab (Vitoria, Espirito Santo)

•  Rio Living Lab (Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro)

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ExisFng Living Labs domains •  Sustainable Energy and Energy Efficiency •  Environment Technologies. Sustainability •  Biotechnology. Biodiversity •  Enviroment Technologies •  Natural Products Tradi0onal Prac0ces •  Social Innova0on. Inclusion Emerging Living Labs domain •  Internet of Things and Intelligent Logis0cs •  Automo0ve Industry •  Civil Aeronau0cs Industry •  Agrifood. Healthy Food •  Crea0ve IT Industries •  Thema0c Tourism (Eco-‐ac0vi0es) •  Security

Brazilian Network of Living Labs


Partners:

RJ State Government Olympic Commiaee

Genesis InsFtute Porto Maravilha

Municipality Socio Design FUNDARPE QuickMind Milestone EduWeb PUC-‐Rio SEBRAE RioFilm Affero Globo FINEP SECRJ others

Rio de Janeiro Well Being Living Lab

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Thematic Tourism

Healthy Living, Sports

Smart Cities, Urban

Renewal

Social Inclusion,

e-Participation

Environment, Sustainability

Arts, Design, Fashion

Digital Production, Publishing,

TV

Others

Culture, Entertainment,

Lifestyle

Rio de Janeiro Well Being Living Lab


Partners:

AM State Government AmazonasTur

SUFRAMA EMBRAPA FAPEAM SEBRAE CIEAM FIEAM UFAM CETA INPA SECT INdT UEA

others

Amazonia Living Lab

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Digital Inclusion

Ecotourism

Sustainable Energy

Biodiversity (a)

Well Being Health

ICT Assisted Learning

Culture Preservation

(b)

Others

Sustainable Environment

Amazonia Living Lab

(c)

(a)  Includes the Living Labs: Biomedicines and Bio cosmeFcs.

(a)  Includes tradiFonal culture, handcracs, entrepneurship, micro businesses, etc.

(b)  CommuniFes CoordinaFon CooperaFon.


EU – Brazil Energy Living Labs Collaboration

Brazil

Europe

Energy Efficiency. ICT. Behaviour Transformation. SMART Metering. SMART Grid.

Renewable Energy production and distribution. Mobility.


Biofuel productio

n Biofuel Technologies

Large Scale Pilots

Brazil Africa

Europe



Large Scale Pilots

Biofuel

ICT for Mobility

ICT for Mobility

Brazil

Europe China



European Innovation Competitiveness

•  Educa0on (Strategic and sizeable investments in quality educa0on and research).

•  Entrepreneurship (Venture capital, entrepreneurial culture within ins0tu0ons, students, etc.)

•  Environment (Climate impact, sustainability, mobility, etc.)

•  Energy (Energy Efficiency, renewables, Smart Grid, Smart Ci0es, Smart Regions, etc.)

•  Future Internet technologies and services. Internet of Things. •  Smart Manufacturing

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Innovation Role for Universities

Universi0es need to harmonize very disparate ac0vi0es and interest groups: educa0on, networked research and core disciplinary research. •  Fluent and constant dialogue between the university ins0tu0ons

and society. •  Joint plaRorms with enterprises and ins0tu0ons (beyond short

reach strategies). •  Greater mobility between the personnel of the ins0tu0ons,

enterprises and the universi0es. •  Fostering enterpreneurship in society and among young people.

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Living Labs provide the changing environment

Source: Universities, Innovation and competitiveness of local economies – Richard Lester, MIT


European Manufacturing Sustainability

•  Advanced machine tools

•  Smart robo0cs •  Flexible compe00ve local manufacturing

•  Local assembly integra0ng mass produced components •  Local distribu0on. Smart logis0cs

•  Product design. Fashion. Customer interac0on

•  Mass customiza0on •  Extended products

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Regional Cohesion Policy (1/2)

•  Regions have the greatest share of resources for promo0ng territorial innova0on and are where the benefits are most visible.

•  They cannot afford the “policy delay” from innova0ve thinking at the EU level to policy implementa0on in regional programmes.

•  Regions can instead take a leading, demand-‐driven role in introducing transversal innova0on policies, mixing technical and non-‐technical par0cipa0on and linking Crea0ve Region strategies to territorial innova0on (Living Labs).

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Source: Jesse Marsh, Living Labs and Territorial Innova0on


Regional Cohesion Policy (2/2)

•  Regions through its territorial coopera0on programmes as well as through its mul0-‐layer governance system under shared management, can foster cross-‐border and trans-‐na0onal integra0on and exchange of good prac0ces.

•  Regional cohesion policy should con0nue to foster compe00veness, innova0on employment and economic, social and territorial cohesion in the European Union.

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on the implementation of the Cohesion Policy Programmes

Living Labs can provide the cross-border, trans-national and global integration


Conclusions (1/2) •  The big global challenges of our 0me demand mass par0cipa0on of

users/consumers/ci0zens. Finding solu0ons to climate change, managing demographic shiIs, presen0ng and managing chronic diseases, providing safe water supplies and maintaining food security will require the pooling of diverse types of knowledge and resources, and harnessing the mo0va0on of millions of individuals and their communi0es.

•  Technologies are not sufficient to resolve the challenges in a sustainable way, user behaviour transforma0on is required and this can be enabled by the use of ICT and the Living Lab methodologies.

•  Brazil has embraced with enthusiasm the Living Lab culture and partnerships being forged with the European movement aims to contribute to a stable and sustainable mutual development. ENoLL vision is to support this approach on a global scale.

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Conclusions (2/2)

•  Europe needs to address its poli0cal integra0on leading to more Europe. The current crisis has uncovered hidden fragili0es but also fostered new solu0ons. Regions such as Danube and cross-‐border collabora0on using Living Lab methodologies can accelerate a faster and more effec0ve integra0on.

•  The European RDI policies encourage the use of Living Lab eco-‐systems and methodologies to achieve faster and more efficient results.

•  Universi0es need to be more involved with the other stakeholders of the innova0on system. Technology is important but needs to be complemented with other knowledge and exper0se such as entrepreneurship culture and innova0on and business prac0ces.

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Thank You

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Álvaro de Oliveira [email protected]

Phone: +351 21 486 67 84 Mobile: +351 91 666 66 66

Skype: alvaroduarteoliveira Address: Alfamicro Alameda da Guia, 192-A 2750-368 Cascais PORTUGAL


Living Labs Domains of Activity

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Future Internet by the people

User Engagement Enthusiasts

Early Adopters (Visionaries)

Mainstream Users

Public & Private research funding Seed Money Venture

Capital

Industry

Banks Pre-Commercial Gap

Fundamental Research

Applied Research

Demonstration Piloting

Service & Product Development

Market

Living Labs: User-driven open innovation ecosystems involving all relevant players of the value network

Business-Citizens-Government Partnerships

Early Majority (Pragmatists)

Source: European Commission


Living Labs enablers in Brazil

Brazilian Culture Living Labs Objectives

Criativity. Entrepreneurship. Support for novelty and differentiation.

Experimentation. New business models.

Emotional attitude. Engagement. Performance leverage. Productivity.

Open Society. Network development. Value creation.

Collaboration. Solidarity. Social Networks.

Achieving together. Co-creation satisfaction.

Strong open source eGovernment.

Open service creation leverage.


Smart Energy

Future Internet-enabled services: Making the world “smarter”

Smart Living

Smart Transport Smart Health

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Service oriented Smart Cities


FIREBALL Objectives

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FIREBALL aims to create new synergies between these cons0tuencies which will ensure that:   The segments of the value chains, currently exis0ng, but which are isolated

without any real connec0ons, can be more clearly idenFfied;

  This iden0fica0on can be used to build on connec0ons which are beginning to be made but which are s0ll not very interac0ve or dynamic yet;

  This process can then be built into a developing innova0on ecosystem which will add value to exisFng networking and generate new connecFons which will then be made sustainable through the involvement of FIREBALL


Globalization of ENoLL (2/4) The Case of Brazil


•  Brazil is a Strategic Partner of the EU (Agreement signed July 2007)

•  Brazil and European cultures have common origins. Diaspora effects on European roots communi0es.

•  Brazil is one of the fastest growing economies. Huge market opportuni0es.

•  Brazil is driving the socio-‐economic growth by strong poli0cal support to Innova0on.

EU – Brazil Cooperation Framework


FIREBALL Project

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Open User

Driven Innovation

Environments

Future Internet Research

Experimental testbeds

and facilities

Innovation in Smart Cities

Open User

Driven Innovation Environmens (Living Labs)

Future Internet Research

Innovation in Smart Cities

Experimental testbeds

and facilities


Rationale for EU ICT driven Energy Efficiency

  Ci0es Consume 75% of the World Energy and produce 80% of green house gas emissions. About 40% of energy consump0on in Europe is building related (Residen0al, public, commercial and industrial).

  By 2012, 25% increase of final energy consump0on. Substan0al rise in green house gas emissions. Climate changes implica0ons. Risks for energy security.

  Climate and Energy Policies are at the heart of EU Poli0cal Programme. European Council set precise and legally binding targets. (European Strategic Energy Technology Plan).

  ICT is clearly iden0fied as an enabler of Energy Efficiency. Energy consumer behaviour is iden0fied as a main target for change. RDI and Pilot project should research, develop, test and pilot the best solu0ons to solve the Energy challenge.

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SAVE ENERGY Living Lab Project

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Goals:

  Smart ICT Energy Efficiency model and plaRorm aiming at 20%

  Serious Game focused on Energy Efficiency at Public Spaces

  User behavior transforma0on. Living Lab methodology

  Pilots commiVed to extend results beyond project comple0on

  European wide dissemina0on of results

  Policy Recommenda0ons to the EU Commission

5 Energy Efficiency Pilots located at public buildings supplying services to the public


SAVE ENERGY Framework

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SAVE ENERGY

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PreCo Project

Brazilian Pilot Vitória

(10.000 users)

Others

APOLLON Project

French Pilot (10.000 users)

Portuguese Pilot (50.000

users)

Opening new Energy Efficiency and ICT Markets for SMEs

Brazilian Pilot São Paulo (10.000 users)


APOLLON Project


Living Lab Cross-border Benchmark

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Europe – Brazil Living Labs Collaboration (APOLLON Project)

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ISA internationalization strategy to establish business partnerships in Luleå and Vitória (equipment distribution), integrated solutions in Helsinki and Amsterdam (incorporating added value with other

equipments and services) and adding value by technology transfer from Amsterdam.


Europe – Brazil Energy Living Labs Collaboration

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ENoLL has stimulated an Energy Efficiency Living Lab led by ISA in Portugal and partnerships have been negotiated with the Energy Efficiency Living Labs of Vitória and the EDP Inovação Living Lab

in São Paulo.


1st Wave ENoLL, Autumn 2006

2nd Wave ENoLL, Autumn 2007

3rd Wave ENoLL, Autumn 2008

4th Wave ENoLL, Autumn 2009

Finish Presidency, Autumn 2006

Portuguese Presidency,

Autumn 2007

Slovenian Presidency, Spring 2008

French Presidency, Autumn 2008

Sweeden Presidency, Spring 2009

Spanish Presidency, Autumn 2010

5th Wave ENoLL, Autumn 2010

Belgium Presidency, Spring 2010

Hungarian Presidency, Autumn 2011

The EU Presidencies and ENoLL

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